About Identifying Fillets and Rounds of a 3D Shape

This topic provides more information about the additional options available for identifying the fillets and rounds of a 3D shape.

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Identifying Fillets and Rounds of a 3D Shape

Identify Conical Fillets and Rounds

You can select the Analyze Conical Fillets/Rounds check box to graphically identify the conical fillets and rounds of a 3D shape.

Import Rules

If you want to use the same colors for the rounds and fillets, you need to define the colors for the rounds (if the default color is not satisfactory) and then click Import rounds rules.

You can also define the colors for the fillets and then click Import fillets rules to apply these colors on the rounds.

Identify Variable Fillets

You need to select color in the Variable radius fillets/rounds list to colorize the variable radius fillets and rounds in a 3D shape.

Identify Vertex Fillets/Rounds

You need to select color in the Vertex fillets/rounds list to colorize the vertex of the fillets and rounds in a 3D shape.

If the limiting faces of a corner have the same radius, the color applied on the limiting faces is also applied to the corner. In this case, the default color for corners is not taken into account.

Set Background Color

You need to select color in the Background color list to colorize the all other faces of the body, which are not considered by the options available in the dialog box.